Can liver cancer be cured?

How long can you live with the pain of late-stage liver cancer?

1. Whether liver cancer can be cured actually depends on the size and stage of liver cancer: if it is early liver cancer or small liver cancer, the diameter of liver cancer is relatively small, limited to less than 3cm or 5cm, and there is no distant metastasis and portal vein cancer thrombosis. Through active surgical resection treatment, satisfactory treatment results can be obtained.

2. Its five-year survival rate can reach 50% to 60% or more, and the cure rate is very high. Early liver cancer mainly refers to liver lesions less than 3cm. Early liver cancer can be treated with surgery.

3. The overall cure rate of liver cancer is relatively low. Early liver cancer can be cured, but the prognosis of most advanced liver cancers is relatively poor.

There are several chemotherapy options for liver cancer

After chemotherapy, liver cancer patients experience pain in the liver area. The related factors mainly include the following two. There are two main types of chemotherapy for liver cancer. The first is intravenous chemotherapy, and the second is chemotherapy. Liver cancer is a malignant tumor. Chemotherapy may be needed to effectively prevent the further growth or spread of cancer cells and control the development of the disease. It mainly kills cancer cells through chemical drugs.

The decision on whether to undergo chemotherapy mainly considers the following aspects: for patients with small liver cancer or liver transplantation who meet the Milan criteria, chemotherapy is not required after surgery; however, if the postoperative alpha-fetoprotein value exceeds 700 ng/L, chemotherapy is still required.

For liver transplantation that exceeds the Milan criteria before surgery, chemotherapy must be performed after surgery.